Kwara govt builds 1,600 housing units for residents
Rivers Crisis: Counting the losses, the pains
Without Oba Ovonramwen’s death, Nigeria’s amalgamation may not have been possible – Prince Akenzua of Benin
The Binis, the British and the deposed Oba Ovonranmwen
My agenda to move Itsekiri forward, by Tidi
TALES OF TWO MODEL COLLEGES
Tukur’s many sins and a President’s dilemma
Chief Shonibare:Helping the poor in memory of the dead
Gay members relocate to UK
Anti-gay law: End of road for gay members?
Anti-gay law: Gay Pastor Rowland writes Saturday Vanguard
Residents, govt lament menace of fuel tankers
Brothers at war over oil!
2015 And PDP Battle Royale: Gov. Akpabio & co vs Jonathan, Tukur
The mystery world of Ladoja and his billions!
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SubscribeA season of explosions in Rivers
It has been a season of explosions in Rivers State. The most recent cases were the ones recorded in the early hours of Monday at Ahoada High Court in Ahoada East local government area and the one at Okehi High Court in Etche local government area.
Woman sexually assaulted by Lagos mob speaks …‘My horror’
It was the most horrifying experience of my life. Battered,Blended pepper in my private part, I didn’t know I would survive
Urban slums in Lagos ‘Mega City’
Over the years, the population boom in Lagos, the commercial nerve centre of the country has put undue pressure on government and individuals as the demand for housing continued to rise far and above what the urbanised areas can offer. This could be one of the reasons for the high number of slums within the precincts of the city of Lagos.
Urban renewal is the only way out of the predicament – Comrade Adeniran
Comrade Debo Adeniran, a renowned human rights activist and the convener of Coalition Against Corrupt Leaders (CACOL) bares his mind on the need for urban renewal in the state.
CALABAR CARNIVAL We are creating an alternative economy that is not oil-based — Gov. Imoke
After spending most of the day dancing round the carnival routes in Calabar at the weekend with band members, Governor of Cross Rivers State, Senator Liyel Imoke, did not show sign of fatigue as he took time out at about 2 am to chat with journalists on the Calabar Festival.
He shared the vision of his administration for tourism, adding that he has come to terms with the fact the state cannot possibly survive depending on oil revenues.
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